nrezcm @ nrezcm @lemmy.world

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This comet is chilling.

Asian grains left me sour dough.

*a word

Doubt they would even be able to make a proper boat what with all the panel gaps they're known for.

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This measure is probably aimed towards their AWS staff or related personnel. Recruiters for those types of spots are going to have a hard time finding good/qualified people for those kinds of jobs. So what should be a normally slam dunk job (Amazon Tech Recruiter) is likely going to be much harder. Plus... you know those recruiters now have to show up to the office 3x a week so there's that too.

You know the thing!

They asked if I had a degree in theoretical physics. I said I had a theoretical degree in physics. They said when can you start?

So what is it Neo? The blue suppository or the red suppository?

You're still eating salmon that contains wheat? Come on and get with the times. You need to be eating gluten free salmon it's much better for you.

It's a DeLorean. Quick Marty we need to hit 88mbps!!

Out of an average century of use I find mine hibernates only about %10 of the time.

Yeah I usually do but it was one of those things where I didn't think it would be so hard and so I awkwardly (and stubbornly) did it that way lol.

When did I ever say that? Look at the post chain because I didn't and it was never implied either. Get off China's nuts because you're laughably ridiculous with your trolling.

Like these non whites?

I spent a good 10 minutes this morning jumping off a table that my party members couldn't jump off to follow only to switch characters and the ones I just moved jump right back on. Annoying but still having tons of fun with the game so far.

And China isn't? I must have missed the part where America used tanks to turn a bunch of students into a bloody pulp.

Its okay. Try mine!

Concrete is porous as are mortar and bricks themselves I believe. Plus most basements are surrounded by a lot of earth so there is a lot of moisture to deal with. The dehumidifier will help bring the moisture down so that whatever gym equipment and whatever else is down there doesn't start to rust/mold. I've never lived in a house with a basement like that so I can only assume.

You get a gone wild! You get a gone wild! Everyone gets a gone wild!

I have a bunch I bought in 2016 that are still going strong. Only stopped using them because we wanted cooler lighting and they're all pretty warm. We've had like 4 or 5 out of the original 50 or so that stopped working though.